Although, India suffered a humiliating defeat in the T20 World Cup Semifinals, the right-handed batter's impressive performances has left fans in awe of him.
It's been nearly a decade since India won an ICC trophy. The cause of it is not their performance but rather the mistakes they consistently commit throughout every tournament, especially in the knockout stages.
Hardik played a sensational knock (63 off 33) to propel India to a decent 168/6 in 20 overs
Timid batting approach in powerplay, no penetration with new ball -- resulted in Rohit-Sharma led side's exit from the mega event in Australia.
After the defeat, Rohit Sharma feels the performance with the ball let them down and credited the opening pair of Jos Buttler and Alex Hales for being clinical with their chase.
However, as per Rohit he is fine now and looking forward to lead the team in the semifinal match against England.
Rohit was undergoing usual practice drills as he faced team's throwdown expert S Raghu at the Adelaide Oval when a short ball jumped off the length area and hit his right forearm.
Buttler hailed Rohit’s leadership skills by calling him tactically very good.
Rohit Sharma was hit by a rising delivery of sidearm thrower Raghu.
India managed to secure a narrow five-run win after the game got affected by rain in the second half.
As per Zaheer, Rohit failed to use his resources, which allowed South Africa to bounce back in the match.
Taking to his Twitter handle, Rajamouli wrote, “KING KOHLI!!!! TAKE A BOW!!!! His tweet has garnered over 134.5K likes with 21.7K retweets and 439 quote tweets.
The atmosphere became lively after 90,000 fans stood together and sung the National Anthem.
Ace Indian batsman Virat Kohli played one of the best and memorable innings in the history of T20 World Cup.
Captain Rohit Sharma believes that the showpiece event in Australia gives his side a chance to change the trend of being winless in ICC events in the last nine years.
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